St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10

1. c. Marston, Mrs. S. w. Farnham, Mrs. G.
J. Bartleson, Rev. L. d. Boynton, Mrs. o. a.
Pray, Mrs. r. w. Cumming, Mrs. Carlos VIII
cox, Mrs. A. Blitz, Mrs. A. j. Blethen, Mrs.
E. j. Edwards. Mrs. c. c. Leland, Mrs. Will
lam Buffers, Mrs. ]. H. Randall, Miss Fannie
Holmes and Mrs. NJ. P. Brewer.
The usual monthly social of the 7. NJ. c.
A. was set aside, and IL its stead the junior
department gave an interesting entertain
ment on Wednesday evening. a musical and
literary programme was successfully rem
dered by Misses Fannie Stevens and Louise
Knight and Messrs. Z. l.. Darling, /. E. Law
renee, G. Byron and \. w. Sanborn. Re
freShmenrS were served and the evening
passed pleasantly.
The dancing party to be given by North Star
Division No !, X. of L., at their hall, corner
Washington and Fourth avenues, Tomorrow
evening promises to be an enjoyable affair
The committees are: Arrangements, A. G..
Green, f. P. Thompson and w.
L. Mallory: floor, Martin Chellgard.
z. L. Magarden, j. A. Bing,
a. j. Rosander, J. J. Waskinvich and b.
Banks; reception, the division.
An elegant society event was Mrs. Henry
Arnold's reception on Wednesday afternoon.
Her pleasant home on the East side was beau
tifuly decorated with cut flowers, and
dainty lunch was served throughout the
ladies called.
The parlors of Pilgrim church were, in
measure, transformed into q Turkish cafe
Friday evening, and the ladies of the congre-
cation, costumed a la Turkess. dispensed
coffee and Easter smweetmeats for a price
The social was a success financially and other
wise.
Mrs. Ed Lane gave an old-fashioned 'quilt-
ing bee Monday afternoon. The result of
| the labor of two dozen ladies was marvel
ously wrought pride of Carolina" and no
end of jolly chat. Following the quilting,
substantial, old-fashioned supper was served.
Temple council, Northern Legion of Honor,
will give complimentary musical and bene-
fit concert tomorrow evening at o'clock
at their hall, over Hoffiin'S drug store, cor
ner First and Washington avenues south.
A happy event was the marriage of Curtis
L. Greenwood and Miss Mary E. Irving, which
occurred in their new home 1000 Fourteenth
avenue southeast, last Monday evening. Rev.
M. d. Shutter performed the ceremony.
The young people of the Unitarian Sabbath
school enjoyed social in the lecture room of
the church Monday evening. Music dancing,
games and refreshments were included in the
amusementS provided.
a dancing party will he given under the
auspices of George N. Morgan post, G. A. R.,
next Friday evening. The grand march will
be led by Sergt. Seitz, the youngest soldier in
tn e United States.
J. H. Wheeler, of Minneapolis, and Miss
Carrie Kendall, of Quincy, ILL.,, were married
at the latter place on April 5. Miss Kendall
! is the daughter of a prominent physician of
Quincy.
About thirty couples attended the Mikado
party at Malcolm's Wednesday night. 1t was
the most elegant assembly the club has given
since Lent began, and also the most enjoy
able.
Miss Alice Balch2O01 Second avenue south,
friends
day, Miss Balch is u charming hostess, and
the occasion proved most delightful one
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Jones, 1901 Park ave-
nue., gave party Friday night at which a bout
forty guests were present. IL was one of the
most elegant social events of the week. :,
Mrs. S. S. Linton, 1881 Sixth avenue southe
was hostess so very jolly progressive euch RS
party Friday evening. There were five tabl e
and merry game was played.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
| that which aided Miss Ida Mcdonald in keep
fling her 18th natal day Thursday evening. The
| girls. andiboys had, a jolly time.
Miss Bessie D..Abbott, 1917 Hillside av-
| enue. entertained few intimate friends on
| Thursday evening, the occasion being her
| nth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Field gave pleasant
party Friday evening at their home, HOO
| Chestnut avenue. About thirty guests were
| present.
Plummer Post, G.. A. r., gave a calico
dancing party Thursday evening, which
proved a source Of much pleasure to those
| present.
Mrs. C. L. Greenwood 1000 Fourteenth ave-
| nue. southeast gave Il delightful party Mon
day night, at which about thirty guests were
present.
Miss Ina Thompson, 81 Third street south,
gave delightful birthday party Monday
evening. Several people from ST. Paul were
| present.
Mrs. G. E. Gray, 800 University avenue
northeast, gave pleasant entertainment to
about twenty-five friends Friday evening.
Misses Maude Hall and Katie Nelson gave
a delightful party to their young friends at
Miss Halls home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Lewis, 225 South
Eleventh street. entertained thirty of their
frienus Friday evening.
Mrs. Nelson Freeman gave an enjoyable
card party Tuesday evening, at her rooms on
Hennepin avenue.
The Apollo club gave a very eniova BILE in
formal dancing party at its club rooms
Wednesday night.
Miss Eta Sheean celebrated her 18th birth
day Thursday afternoon with the aid Of a mum
Der of friends.
Little Miss Katie Nesbit gave a birthday
party Monday afternoon. 1t was her fifth
birthday.
The regular fertnightly dancing party OF
the Faust club will be given next Thursday
evening. s7V.ss5
Miss Abbie Brown, of the East side, enter
tanned the Jolly and Happy clubs Monday
evening.
Mrs. C. W. Clark. 315 Eleventh street south
entertained a few friends at tea Friday even
ing.
G. c. Washburn post will give an apron an6
neckte party at Thomas hall Monday night
Mrs. Bailey, $50 First avenue south, enter
tanned about twenty friends Friday evening
Mrs. L. T. Sowle. 127 East Grant street, en-
tertained a few friends Tuesday evening.
The Ivy Lea club will give an entertain
; ment at Window hall on the Goth.
Mrs. Fairs newsboys had a pleasant time
at their club rooms Friday night,
Mrs. j. r. Falls. 3l05 Pleasant avenue, en-
tertained friends Monday evening.
SOCIETY PERSONALS.
Mrs. r. NJ. Davidson, of Montevideo, ant
, Miss Belle Davidson, Of Owatonna, were The
guests of Mrs. A. w. McCallum, S97 Sixteenth
avenue south, last week.